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I Wreck on the Pewiky,I

An upbound freight train on II the
Pittsburgh, Wheeling & Kentucky Rail.
road was wrecked yesterday forenoon
! at q point between Short Creek and Beech
Bottom, by coming in colliaion with a
hand car loaded with steel rails. The en-.
4 CINE was thrown across tho track and two
freight cars loaded with lumber badly
crushed. The fireman had an ankle
sprained by jumping from the engine.
! The regular movement Of trains was con.
'eiderably delayed by, the wreck and pas.
sengers had to be transferred to trains on
either eide. Y y NJ ii. Sjs
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/ IA TAME CONTEXT
At tho Island Haze hall Park Yestsrday-l
tStfstl Ssfityl5 Pain Ru1 A cold ant 4, 500 NJ

Bishop pitched five innings for The Fin.
nerty club, Of Pittabursh, yesterday, and
the Green Stockings found no difficulty In
lining him out, making in one inning a
single, double and triple. In the first part
Of the sixth Glabert, who had been giving
Blshop fair support, broke Q finger. West.
lake kindly consented to play the rest oil
the game ont, taking right field. Bishop
went to third and Cargo caught iol
O'Brien. OF course this robbed the contest
Of all interest. There were several other
accidents, the most painful happening to
smurthwaite In having q finger nail
knocked loose. Following is the score: 4
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Commencing Sunday juno s. and con.
tinuipg every Sunday until further notice
the Baltimore l. Ohio will sell excursion
tickets to Pittsburgh and return ct low
rate Of 81 80, and to Washington, Pa, and
return at ST. 90; Il Trains leave ct 3 and
SLOAN, returning arrive at aud lilo
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E1cursion to White sulphur SPRING. I'D

N 2 ExcurBloh 70 WHO sulphur Springs. n
The twentieth annual meeting OF the
Medical Society Of West Virginia will be
held at the White Sulphur Springs, July
10, IA and Is. Arrangements have been
made with the Ohio River railroad to
carry all who wish to take advantage Of
this delightful excursion, at the low rate
OF SIS 90 for the round trip. Train will
leave Wheeling Tuesday, July II, at 7:45
A. NJ, city time, H : 4; ~
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Our Genuine Kangaroo 50 90 Shoe
Tor gentlemen hsa been thoroughly tested
and wears well as many can testify.%tWe
have only few paira lett, and any one
wanting light summer shoe should OK,
anime them. y. sAMlcH, e ~. s5i13
tf; " Ia {l {+I} "a. l49 Main straat. 4i
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If you have not seen the new novelties
III Gindles and Bets you should call Oh :.
JACOB w. GRUBB,
s. - ~. .s3 1855 Z The JeWeIer.

WE are daily receiving New Novelties
In Suitings, Pantaloonings and Over.
Coatiugs. which We arc prepared 10 mike
up In Arst.class style at reasonable
prices. "A S. <. s. s.55 IA
Our White Unlaundriea Shirt, double
scanned, re.enforccl front and back, at
50 cents, is the greatest bargain ever
offered. a full line Of Balbriggan I'm.
derwenr from 81 W suit upwards, at F
.s c. HESS d sons, E
1891 g. 1898 Market Street. =
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Tndicatlous.

WASHINGTON, D. O., July 14.-For West
Virginia, variable winds, generally south.
4 erly, stationary Temperature, fair
weather. n. "a s$s ~.
& For Western Pennsylvanis, fair weather,
no decided change in temperature, var
liable winda, generally westerly. 4, s (;
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Close Game ut Kalamazoo,

Special Dispatch 10 tho Intettioeneer. Is (
KALAMAZOO, July 1s.-The game to-day
between sanduaky and the home team
was one Of the finest contested games Of
the aeason, victory perching on Kalama-
zoos banner by. q score OF A to 2. Dillon
and Stapleton made home runs. Batter.
ies-Aldrich and Dillon; Avery and Ryn.
Umpire, stellberger. tsss3'5il
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" nieuo.uhuu SoueEeu 10y Mf. aegor dl.
recing the Health Officer to have q tele.
phone, placed In, tho garbage cremstory on
Wheeling hill was adopted. 8FSii TIISihi5f
resolution directing that 500 be paid
to each OF the Assessors, on account, was
adopted. t9isgsii5l9S ,Gs'1npaSiSI
1T. RESOLUTIONS, Kro. I,
Mr.. Auber presented resolution pro.
yidinR Tor tho removal OF the heavy Stone
parapets on the old stone bridge and Inc
Bubstitution OF light but strong iron rail
Ing In Ito place. It was adopted, f-'It'5 NJ
Mr.. Gruae offered q resolution instruct.
ing the chairman OF the Committee on
Real Estate 70 provide awnings for The
windowa OF the oiliees Of the City Clerk
and Receiver, similar to those TO be placed
over the Windows OF the county offices
and the Gas Trustees. Adopted. 4 b ,52Si,
A resolution by Mr.. Auber directing the
Board Of Public Works to causs tbs mai.
ural gas companies To put tho streets torn
mp BY them In proper condition was
adopted. etqs'y'S5 d ~ n. ~
Also resolution by Colonel Caldwell
directing the Board Of Public Works Ia
continue the steps leading from the Elm
Grove track TO that OF the Baltimore &
Ohio road at the cast end Of Thirteenth
street. ID. 4 al ,,S1'l'9 $3.50
Also resolution looking to tho i'm.
proyement Of the levee, which Is at pres
ent In deplorable condition, and reso,
l1tons providing for lamp posts ani
Col. Caldwell introduced a , L,
with preamble citing the we'll known
TACT that this city Is badly of ior stree
signs on the lamp posts and buildinoa ths,
shall Inform the stranger what street be !.
on, and instructing the Board Of Pablo
works to ascertain and report the nunbe,
and cost Of sufficient signs to properl,
placsrd the city. The sign to be OF 1
modern, graceful pattern, substantial,
made 81 steel, such as are used In Glove
land, samples Of which he submitted 10,
examination. The Ffrst Branch amend
Cd by ordering the Board to report as e
the cost OF other signs, quite a discussion
being had over the matter. a FI7,1" T.
a petition asking for the extension Of
Coal street from Third street to Jonathan'l
ravine was referred. Fls EIf1s.-11Is
In the First Branch the absenteea wert
Messra. Dobbins, Happy, schrebe, Schultzt
and. Ulrich. Mr.. Dslbrugge presided II
the absence Of the Mayor. The BrancI
concurred with the Second in the amend
ments made to the Wheeling Electrical
Company's ordinance the night before
and In the action had on the committe.
reports. The resolutions we're left unit
the next meeting. 5f .Ss,i$ 5'ts3
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Commanding June IL, tho Ohio River
Railroad will sell ;exeuraion tickets every
Sunday until further notice. IS heeling
to sistersvills and return at the low rate
Of 81 30; Wheeling to ParkeIsburg and
return, 81 %. Tickets good one day only,
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{. Q b: Qttttelliiqrtra1~
OnIce: Nos. 20 and 81 Fourteenth Street.


Wanted Boarders. li15lj,t & Il \ y.
For sale-Fire Burglar Proof Sale. 4.
Furnished Rooms For Rent, ID r. 4
&! Lost-Ccrtiacate OF Deposit-Jarob loesch.
Administrators Sale Of stocks-samuel N
Prather. 81 {.5.6 St,'7:-5ss e. ti,,s- =
Ror Rent-1he Sherman House, bridgeport
George ". Mediif. ~ - 80. z }z &
q For sa e--l1S5 and 1857 market stIect-Mrs. N
A Franzhclm. ~ 4, p tLsgg1 r. !!, Is
Lins!y lnstit1te-J. c. Orr, Principal.
Wheeling female Coliegc-H. K. Blaisdell, Pres
ident. '.E=sS i, ~ Is II tl
For sale-smnl, Store and Farm. w
The Best Leather Drcssing-lsaiah Warren 4 Co
Jewett's Rcf.iseratols--StSbitt & Bro. $50
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! Moundsyille Caiuru,Ipr,.

On and alter July !, the Baltimore L
Ohio will run "a special train to the
Mouadaville camp grounds, leaving
Wheeling ct $40 T. N, daily, except Sum
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Other Gnucs Abroad

D AT Observation-Disclosures i; Cin'nati, 8
At Ct. Louis-Brooklyn, 0; St. Louis, 9
At Olevelaud-Balt., s; Cleveland, 1. (.
At Washington-ChicByo, 0; Wash, 3
At Observation-Disclosures s.: Phil.
adelphia, 1G. y ",
At New York-Pitts., 8; New York, 1
at Boaton--Detroit, 4 ; Boston, Il. 4s5f
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The.m om,ter Record,

As reported by Christian schnepl, drug.
gist, Opera House corner, yesterday: "
TAN. SAY. y x.;.sSsr.x. TEX.
y IL 5,2s} So od' ~ N 96a4 90 4
x Wcather-Flir. tsg4fia stz-S s-7s ~ 2 ~ 81
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For more than half q century in use.
The genuine Browns Ginger. Frederick
Brown, Philadelphia, 1922. n :. fEd3ii
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< " Initiated Constantly vs.
But never equslea. Colente's exquiaitely
perfumed Cashmere Baquet Toilet Soap.
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: Pittsburgh and Return.

Y Our editor used St.. Jacobs Oil with
great snccess.-Lancasier, Pa, Freie Prssse.
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PEOPLE Vacations for rest and recrea.
TAKE ton. skin.succesa Soap AVERT
! 81 rash;and prickly heat. ,455iT
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Y ST.. JACOBS On cured my wsrts.-A
ShurtleF, Parker, Dakota. y a
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Slaughtered Again.

Satesa! Dspdsea TO tho lniellfoencer. K. tilis
4 CoLuMnus, July 13.-Columbus defeat.
ed zaneaville to-day, knocking out both
Gumbert and Duck. The batting Of the
home team was terrific aud angles, two
and three baggera were plentiful. Zanea-
vile had no chance to win aud played
listlessly. Tho errors Of Columbus were
largely made through indifference as to
results, as tho home team had a sure
thing, Score: yi cFsz5I
Innings. 8l4i5S6E7&sI ~
Columbus ..."......f 2 g g S12g0 Isis
GAINESVILLE 0 . - u 90 u ofo-s
Earned runs-0olumbus II; Zsneuville
!. Struck out-By Dale s; by Stephens
|; BY Gumbert I; by Duck 8. Umpire
Bell. u a. ili'I ~ II, 5tS'-j Z.
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. innthgs a s8EtB6 7kSQ9
wheeling .".....,.......,.l l 1fa3osbs2 / Ola
Finnetty 1 10 lOaOi2s0 10 o.

Earned runs, Wheeling, 8; Finnettys, . Two
base hits, Nichol, Nicholson. Himber, 4, and Hon.
nases on Balls, by Kimber, j; by o. B1ien, /; by
bishop L., Hit BY plichcd ball. by Kimber. 2.
Passed balls. Ghbuft, s; Cargo, 1.i Wild pitches,
smmuIthwaits ; bishop, l. Time OF game, Ito,
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kEK, so northampton, st., Boston,

ITCHING, sCALY, P1MPLY.
For tho last year have had species OF itching.
scaly and pimpiy humors on my face 10 which
have applied great many methods oil treatment
without success, and which was speedily and en-.
IA 81 n -. MRS. ISAAC PHELPS Rarenna q y
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Mgs. NINA NEuSR, the German poetesa,
dyes, cleans and curls ostrich feathers IN
the best manner. No. 50 Twelfth street, \
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Skin and S,C'aIp
Cleansed, Purified and Deautitled by {
the Cuticnra Remedies. {5eSl5

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sECONDEExcURsIoN TO THE SEA
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heap Sunday exourstons on Ohio River
lSnflrOnt
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LADIES' HANDMADE TURNED
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a COMPLETE CUR

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I have suffered all my lie with skin diseases OF
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S,Et:e1 s5..i.. BELLE WADE, Richmond, Va.
Reference CIV. Latiuer, Druggist, Richmond, Va.
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LIGHT, oI',S'um|ImllRr Wear

CATERS, Low OXFORD TIES.
and Children. Just tho thing for warm weather.
,llOSMain Street,
!. Manufacturer and Dealer In Boots aud shoe,
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Il read II could be produced. Il was u then
hunted up and read for Mr.. Harrell's sat.

sIAresolution offered by Mr.. Jaeger al.
recting the Health Officer to have a tele.
phone, placed In, tho garbage cremstory on
Wheeling hill was adopted hS4aii Ill3il3i}f
A resolution directing that 800 be paid
to each OF the Assessors, on account, was
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SALT RHEUA1 CURED va

&. I was troubled with aalt Rheum for number Of
years. 80 that the skin entirely come Off ono OF ny
hands from the finger tirs 70 the wrist. I tiled
remedies and docl01s prescriptions 10 no purpose
now an entirely cured, )
& K. I. PARKER, s7g Northampton, St., Boston, /
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7. s. GooD& CO. is,ell Dry Gor,oda chea meat

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The first business taken up was that
presented by the Board Of Public Works.
1t reported having organized by electing
Mr.. Myles President and stated that Il
was the intention to retain the Clerk, su-
perinlendent and Engineer chosen by the
former Board. This report was approved.
The following communication was then
taken nm: $3.50, z '55 . ~ 'F.l III 4 g
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\, OAK. MAcAuLKY e W. B. Bowxss.f
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GRAND REPUBLIC CIGARROs!


Professor Richards.
Perhaps more interesting and instructive en-
tertainments than those provided by Professor
Richards were never enjoyed in Tallahassee.
Introduced to the auditory by Judge Raney as
one who visited Tallahassee more than forty
years ago, and then won the esteem of commu.
nifty of which few members are now living, the
venerable gentleman was at once made the frien d
of his hearers OF this generation, and this friend
ship was strengthened by the pleasant and sy M
pathetic tenor Of his learned discourse, in which
he treated Familiarity the mysteries of elemental
matter, and demonstrated the truths of science
by brilliant and convincing experiments. We
regret the attendance was not larger but those
who did not attend have the more to regret
though the weather was partly responsible, for
on the second evening there was a violent rain
storm. Professor Richards recently gave his
entertainments at DeFuniak Springs, where
they were highly appreciated, and where his
genial manners and learning captivated the lit
erary people there assembled. We print else
where some verses from his ready pen in which
he commentaries a lively social event in the
way ofa mighty candy pulling. in which frolic
Dean Wright, of the Chautauqua, pleasantly
condescended to be leading spirit.
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GO To!
60 To!
Byrd & Denham's for Fruit and Constituencies
ALWAYS!

Fort Meade Pionser1
Tallahassee's Railroad Boom.
1t seems that Tallahassee is at the open-door
of big railroad boom. The Savannah Florida
& Western have offered to build and operate q
road from Thomasvile to Tallahassee if the citi.
zens of the latter place will pay for about
twenty miles of grading and road-bed to the
Georgia line. This they will very likely gladly
do. The papers are all signed guaranteeing to
Tallahassee q road from Birmingham, TO be
completed by the first of 1888, if Tallahassee
will raise certain amount in lands The road
from Columbus to Tallahassee IL still being agi-
tated and will more than likely be built.-The
Florida & Northwestern. lately incorporated,
includes Tallahassee in its proposed route. and
in addition to all of the above is that London
syndicate who have a charter for road from
Townsville, through Tallahassee and on to the
gulf which Is intended to open up the great
lumber and phosphate business of Waukulla
county.-With all of these roads Tallahassee
would boom with the boomiest kinds OF booms
and she really ought to have them.
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The City Council has taken one step towards
securing fire protection for Tallahassee They
have purchased of the Holloway Fire Ex-
tinguisher Co., Baltimore, a hook and ladder
truck, with two extinguishers and signal lamp
attached. With this truck they get six splicing
ladders, two pipe poles, twelve rubber buckets,
four nickel-plated lanterns. four axes, hooks,
drag chains. ETC., ALI for $74O and on twenty
months time.
We understand that colored men have offered
to organize the Tallahassee Hook aud Ladder
Company No. 1, for the purpose of taking charge
OF and operating the apparatus.
The truck is good thing to have in advance
we get supply of water.
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Are you disturbed at night and broken OF your
rest by sick child suffering and crying with
pain Of cutting teelhr If so, send at once and
get bottle Of MRS. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
FOR CHILDREN TEETMNG. It's value is incalcu-
liable. 1t will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm
mediately. Depend upon it, mothers, there Is no
mistake about it. II cures dysentery and diar-
rhpa, regulates the stomach and bowels, cures
wind collie, softens the gums. reduces inflamma-
ton, and gives tone and energy to the whole
system. MRS WINsLow's SoOTHIEG SYRUP FOR
CHILDREN TEETHING is pleasant to the taste
and is the prescription of one of the oldest and
best female nurses and physicians 10 the United
States, and is for sale by all druggists through
out the world. Price Is cents . bottle. 38-1y
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Be.
Milk Punch,
Ice cold. ct
RAwLs'.
Floral Beauty.

OF all the charming floral scenes in Tallahas-
zee, there IL none more beautiful than the thou
sands Of bushes OF bridal wreath with their
myriads OF pare white flowers each branch
with its symmetrical curve and regularity and
wealth Of blooming beauty, forming verItabe
wreath. Blooming As early a. they do. what an
addiiionAlt attraction these charming flowers
could be made to our Floral City, already justly
celebrated for its great nunber Of beautiful
gardens, with their @rsosAsion of choice
and Fragrant fewsrG These plants are
easily propagated-by cuttings We are
informed-and what . charm they would
add 10 our ciyM put along the front OF eact
y4rd In Talllhaeea cay Get 8 feet back 1om shs
fence and about 10 feet apart In the rows IL
full bloom thsy wodld fofm : lovely bower oil
whits-wrsathed beauty eli over the city, making
. grand coral diplay that could not be;equsiisd
On this muadaas Sphere, and thus securing an.
other Attraction ID our Floral City.
while mora northern cisies of our country m
ciAd Ia banks 81 sAow, oun would thsu presenl
stneSuing Inn conftass n banks Of snow white
acWesAa tlaa sssas ss.s~ssssssEsS'
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March 8. 1887.
RAwLs'.


Win pure lf0lt juice Syrups, at RAW
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(onsToIALl
CERTIFICATE
BOARD OF STATE OANvASSERS,
ora special Eiecsls. held In a.afAy.
cite County, Florida. March 4. 1887.
IoHRTuIAI.

! Fl OFFIon OF THE 6uCRBrARY or ePArE
! ii ,.s. STATE or FLORIDA.
We. Jno 1. Crawford. Secretary of State Of the
STATE OF Florida, William d. Harrea. Comptroller,
ana Charles u. Cooper, Attorney General Of said
Sste constituting the Board Of State Cauvasscs Of
said State do hereby certify that We met At the ONCE
efthe Secretary Of Sfate ct tallahassee the capital
Of the State Of FlOsidA, organized sud proceeded
10 canvass the returns Of the special election held
IN the County Of Lafayette, ON Tuesday, the fret
day Of March, A. D. 1887, under proclamation Of
the Governor 10 al vacancy made by the death Of
Fletcher n. Cotfrell. Representative elect Tues
day. I'd day Of November, A. D. 1885, general cleo
ton; ,
And tbst - shown by said rctums on hle In the
once OF Secretary Of State the following IL the
nunber OF votes cast at said election
That the whole number Of votes cast was three
hundred and nfty.one (851), Of which
Thomas 8. 00odbread received one hundred and
eighty nine (f6o) votes
Isaac +. Hart received one hundred and nfty-seven
(l67). and
James D. Butler received Eve (5l
And that we do therefore declare az the result Of
said election. that the said Thomas g. Goodbread 10
duly elected q member ofthe Assembly Of the State
OF Florida from said County of Lafayette, shown
by said returns.
WITNHss our hands and Official signatures this
&h day OF March, A. D. 1897
JNo. L. CRAWFORD,
Secretary Of State.
4. 81 WILLIAM d. BARNES.
Comptroller.
CHARLES M. CooPER,
Attorney General.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla, March 10, 1887-lt
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Civil Appointments.

The following civil appointments have been
made during the past week:
NJ. Markwalter, to be Justice of the Peace In
and for Orange county.
Benjamin G. Sharpe, TO be Justice of the Peace
In and for fernando county.
Jerry Googe, to be Justice of the Peace 10 and
for Nassau county.
Samuel J. Erwin, TO be Superintendent Of
Public Instruction in and for Jackson county.
8. Il. Bitch, TO bs Member Of the Board of
Medical Examiners In and for Marion county.
TT. Ellison, to be Assessor Of Taxes In and
for Madison county.
w. G. Rowland, to be Inspector Of Timber
and Lumber 10 and for Nassau county.
E. Oroft, 10 be Justice Of the Peace 10 and for
fernando county. SIS.
s. e. Timmons, TO be Assessor Of Taxes In
and lof Putnam county.
Adam McNealy, 70 Be County Commissioner
In and for Jackson county.
r +. Bowling, to Be Superintendent OF Fao-
lie Instruction II and for Bradford county.
Charles 8. Williams. to be Notary Public In
and Tor the State at large.
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VALDosTA, Ca, Oct. 90, 1SSe.-My boy is
now eighteen years old, and has been sick all
his life, and not able to do any work of any
kind thought he had dropsy, as his blood
was almost like water. He has never had anv
appetite or color, and was entirely unfit for any
thing. being IN such an awful condition. have
during the last ten years expt cted him to die at
any moment, he could not walk one hundred
yards without resting two or three times. In
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